5 Key Advice on Starting an AI Business | Syncly Joseph Lee

In this interview, we have Joseph Lee, the founder of Syncly, a Y Combinator-backed startup that is revolutionizing the analysis of customer feedback at scale through AI. Prior to Syncly, Joseph achieved a $200 million exit with his first startup, SUALab, an artificial intelligence-based provider of deep learning machine vision solutions, enabling inspection in the manufacturing industry. Joseph provides valuable advice for early-stage startup founders, drawing from his extensive experience in the tech industry.

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01:04 Exiting My First AI Startup for $200M
02:59 Key Tips for Starting a New AI Startup
04:03 Establishing Trust in New Markets
05:05 How to Find Hair on Fire Problem
07:11 How to find a Co-Founder

Lessons from $200M Exit
Behind-the-scenes of being backed by Y Combinator
Strategies to effective customer acquisition
​Lean in to hear directly from Joseph on valuable advice for early-stage startup founders, drawing from his extensive experience in the tech industry.

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[rj]

How to find a hair on fire problem is never easy. Joseph summarizes his iterations very well in this video.

[AlechioxD]

Damn he summarized the exact same pitfalls and learnings from my past 5 years of startup founding. It’s like hearing myself but with the difference that he has had success in the end. Congrats on successfully using the jobs-to-be-done framework to find problems with real painful consequences instead of building a „solution in search of a problem“!

[gonleekr]

I think this video can be a great starting point for those who aim to build a startup(especially b2b business). I'm excited to hear more about his new startup in the future.

[KalvinKhooG]

I love this channel a lot. Recently i telling myself i can do this at 30's

[saebompark]

Truly inspired by Joseph's insights in this interview! 👍

[nicolasimagine]

Great insights. Joseph is really smart and the Syncly team is world class. Congrats!

[AbhishekPatel-siuq]

I’m so PUMPED after seeing this. Resonates so much 💯

[azsight]

This is a really helpful content. I'm also working on my startup, we about to complete the first MVP if you'll be booking a flight we would like you to try our platform to find cheapest option thank you

[maryamrashidi]

Very insightful interview, thank you!

[Blooper]

what the hell.. did you have like 5min of video you just keep on repeating.. hahah. Good job!

[thecowegg]

End of the day it's not much of what AI you are using, it's more of the ROI that you are bringing in.

[raymobula]

This. No one cares how you create the value for your customer. What job gets it done.